First Drafts Anne Lamott from Bird by Bird. Book Report

First Drafts Anne Lamott from Bird by Bird
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In Shitty First Drafts, Lamott pointed out that few writers have it all figured it about when they begin writing, but rather tend to write their drafts and then revise and refine them. The writers ought to pay attention and tell the truth, and Lamott appears to be addressing the young writers to highlight that even experienced writers face challenges to write even as their first attempts are often bad. Successful writers are not deterred by failing as they act fast and are willing to learn from experience. The interesting thing about writing is that, writers need to first attempt writing regardless of whether the first draft is shitty they also need tolerate imperfection and refine their work
Overcoming the fears and fantasies in the writing process is essential and first getting to write helps to move forward, without trying to write even really shitty first drafts, there is no starting point to explore the intended writing. The idea is interesting since it shows that the failure often influence people who may even suffer writers block, thinking too much about writing perfectly. Shitty first drafts merely include general ideas, yet those who are perfectionist may often face more difficulties trying to improve what they have produced including bad text (Lamott, 2007). It is when people realize that writing is not always joyous that they are better placed to be writers, since they learn to overcome what hinders them.
Writers often fail, but they eventually win since they become aware about ways...